How to Lower Winter Utility Bills in 2022 (Viewer Tips)

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I take a "camping shower" 🚿 Turn on shower and get all wet Turn off watersoap up body Turn on water to rinse Done
Comment from : @sherbrownsf2

thank bU/b both n god bless
Comment from : @benverasso4836

i also use 1 watt led light bulbs threw my house
Comment from : @benverasso4836

i use rechargeable fans save $$
Comment from : @benverasso4836

Sadly did several tips and it made no difference
Comment from : @kf1683

All good ideas but cant always get my wife onboard
Comment from : @donaldkindig5126

To keep from putting on cold lotion, put the lotion bottle or tube into your bath water or a small basin of warm/hot water This warms the lotion to the temperature of the water and makes applying it so much more pleasant I always did this for my children, especially when they were babies
Comment from : @DebbyRushìng

I can bet brthose folks are democrats registered voters
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Comment from : @Jackflynn611

Turn of kettle before boiling point
Comment from : @jager896

During snowstorms I wear flannel pajama pants a camisole with a long sleeve top with a heavy sweatshirt on top tobed plus heavy socks to bed I put 2 thick comforters on top of me with a thick comforter on the bed instead of sheets I am super warm
Comment from : @jaynesteffel3259

Would love to see a comparison video on electric blankets Thinking of getting one for great grandparents
Comment from : @spartacus3015

Get a job
Comment from : @georgeking2369

Put a see thru shower curtain on the windows - creates a barrier Double layer curtains Use wool for all bedding
Comment from : @jacryan2004

When I was a kid we had no heat in our 3 season cottage Mom would wrap warm bricks & cast Iron frying pans to heat our beds And yes we used lots of thermoses
Comment from : @faithrada

My grandma uses socks with rice for sinus headaches Lay it across the forehead and or eyes, don’t get it too hot, and it works perfectly
Comment from : @LatoyaLlab

When you turn the shower on & waiting for it to get warm Put a 5 gallon bucket under it to catch water that would normally go down the drain It can be used for washing vehicles, mopping the floor, general cleaning or to flush the toilet But Heating thing but a way to save water I live in Desert Water is very costly More than my electric bill!
Comment from : @jobarger6082

No central heating here I Long Beach, California or AC
Comment from : @helenedavis2886

Thank you for your tips!!brbrThis is how I lowered my utility bill! I reorganized my daily living tasks so I was able to complete them outside the high peak, high cost period which was 4pm to 9pm So now I start cooking dinner at 3pm and finish before 4pm Another example is the new household rule is that laundry has to be done before 4pm or after 9 pm The lowest charge is between 12 am to 6am So a load of laundry might be thrown in at 5am and coffee is brewed at 5:50am I have challenged myself to keep busy with other tasks besides eating dinner during the high cost period such as going for a walk, washing the car, watering the front and back yard and cleaning the house so the television stays off The drop in the electric bill was immediate!
Comment from : @margoclausen-beamon1414

Yes I make the rice socks 🧦 and use them for heating pads and in the bed too I give them away as gifts too
Comment from : @cindyjohnson4378

No we don’t have heat upstairs We have an old farm house in Williamsburg IN
Comment from : @cindyjohnson4378

You two are Awesome! Thank you! Great Tips! God bless you both
Comment from : @AV_AllYouNeedIsLove

Izzy from Portugal My Dream House here has radiator heat, that is powered by my wood burning stove It is awesome in the Winter I heat my water and my house(2,750 square feet) with it It is very efficient Throughout the whole Spring, Summer, and Fall I heat the water with Solar panels -also very efficient My house was built for my late husband and myself 30 years ago this coming January I have the original fire place and the original solar panels
Comment from : @isabelsebastiao-vieira2152

Super ideas! Here we have PECO! We are to expect 45 increase just in time for air conditioning season! Ugh! I like to use cooling towels to help keep me cool in the summer! They work well and allow me to keep air conditioning High!
Comment from : @valeried2941

I firmly believe in wool A real wool sweater insulates far better than polyesters My Hudson’s bay blanket is on my bed from October to May Wool socks , mits and hats are best too
Comment from : @phoebegraveyard7225

I’ve tried the terra-cotta put it doesn’t work
Comment from : @ladydrgnfly921

rechargeable floor sweeper rechargeable vacuum cleaner
Comment from : @danstafford5977

USB rechargeable blender
Comment from : @danstafford5977

USB rechargeable LED lamps
Comment from : @danstafford5977

electric chair heat pad
Comment from : @danstafford5977

space heater with a digital thermostat set at 71 degrees
Comment from : @danstafford5977

the new flat screen TVs are big Energy Savers 60 watts
Comment from : @danstafford5977

Hang clothes inside during the winter It adds moisture to the dry air! Hang outside when weather permits!!
Comment from : @VBYCHOICE

Have cats
Comment from : @marykemnitz7905

Use which sheets on bed? Can somebody please write it down
Comment from : @zaryabamin9479

I remember growing upim 67lots of folks had curtains hanging over bedroom door entrances or at entrance to hallways Good ideas y'all shared today
Comment from : @reginarenoude1098

Apparently in the UK the average shower time is 8 minutes, so anything you can do to reduce that is great I'm over that time so it's my target at the moment!
Comment from : @AmandaJYoungs

Hats really do help keep you warm and layers of clothes
Comment from : @francynelane6524

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Comment from : @sophiawolthof1238

I second the idea that you need to clean behind the radiators I do mine with an old sock attached with elastic bands to a wire coat hanger bent into a long thin shape If you damp the sock and push it into the grooves and crevices at the back of the radiator, the dust and fluff will stick to it But here in the UK, our heating bills are set to rise so much that many of us are just not putting the heating on at all
Comment from : @yvettewilliamselliott8851

We use bubble packing wrap on windows to insulate them Use the large bubble packing cut to size and stick it to the inside of the windows by using a sponge to wet the window The packing strips will stick to the window and will peel right off in the spring Reuse yearly
Comment from : @spl-h6b

We have two gas tankless hot water heaters Split system so hot water reaches each end of our house faster Saves tons of money
Comment from : @crystalmullinax3676

Walmart at the end of summer reduces theirs for like $50!! There are sooo many things you can use them for
Comment from : @jackieburnett6881

Great ideasi use left over crochet thread to crochet covers to go behind my heavy curtains I get to use all my pieces of yarn up and stay warm
Comment from : @katsfarm2062

Hi Hope and Larry, yes when I was a child we had no central heating in the house, coal fires were used and a paraffin heater in the bedroom
Comment from : @janeoxley4829

I have a on demand hot water too Fantastic purchase
Comment from : @motherof1132

I’ve been using my oven less, shorter showers, dryer vent vents in the house Changed our windows, insulated the garage properly I use socks, hats in the house Heated pad instead of a big blanket I have rugs on my tile I’ll be leaving my closet door open During the day, I leave my bedroom door open because my bedroom gets very cold I live in Canada
Comment from : @motherof1132

Something simple that we've used for a draft dodger are pairs of jeans, a couple pairs per door way does the trick, especially the front and/or back door Obviously not your favorite ones that you wear all the time but do you have any that are full of holes and worn out or don't fit like they used to? Draft dodgers!! The material is heavy and jeans are the perfect shape for the bottom of a door This works really well and is something you already have!
Comment from : @lauraclark92

I have a blanket Hoodie & it works well with helping to keep you warm
Comment from : @dnw75

I went to the Dollar Tree and picked up that foam board and put in my windows in my bedroom and it cut the air around 70
Comment from : @debbiee6535

We bought a bed heating sheet it goes under you and works better than a heated blanket
Comment from : @leaclayton3598

Cherry seed Warmers
Comment from : @loisfromohio3109

What was the name of the thermos that you guys said was so good??
Comment from : @nannettewalsh6153

Fleece sheets are so soft and incredibly warm
Comment from : @matefamily7883

I don't have central heat or air I have to us heaters
Comment from : @staceyguercioni8625

My 25 year old heat pump went out I installed a mini split unit and save 30 on my electric bill winter and summer
Comment from : @popholmes5825

I use bed warmers and love them
Comment from : @deedeesmith3073

We do not have central heating but do have a wood stove and space heater in the far bedrooms We don't have a dryer but use a folding rack by our wood stove We use an air fryer instead of the oven for most of our meals because the air fryer cooks faster than our propane oven
Comment from : @michelledee9304

Make curtains with warm window fabric Look for the warm company warm window insulated shade lining fabric I think JoAnn fabric sells this
Comment from : @luvthisoldhome

When we bought a house in 2004, it had an electric hot water heater We removed it and put in a propane on demand water heater Our electric bill went down by half We don't know how much it added to the propane bill because we were heating with propane at the time and always got one tank fill a month There didn't seem to be any discernible increase in propane usage
Comment from : @cackleberrycottage2340

I recently purchased a home that ended up having fuel oila cost I went I to unprepared for My huggles and fuzzy crocks have been my life savor 😂😂
Comment from : @lexyg1693

Great tips! My first apartment in PA had radiators The home was built in 1901 & I had to put plastic on all the windows in the winter because of leaks & a landlady who didn’t fix anything I used cedar chips in pantyhose to double as draft dodgers & spider repellants The rent was $390 for the entire decade I lived there though!
Comment from : @TraceB

These are really good thanks for compiling
Comment from : @JimTheProducer

Hey! Women have longer hair to shampoo and rinse! That’s why we take a little longer in the shower, although my husband takes longer in the shower than I do 😄 Boy Scouts learn to keep their “chimney” (head) covered when out camping to keep warmer
Comment from : @carolb3122

Just got new hvac system & installer said it is 40 more efficient than electric heat We r using ours when temp outdoor is 40 degrees ferinheight
Comment from : @sagawang5

I have a collection of rice packs , corn packs & I’ve made plenty for friends They work great
Comment from : @sagawang5

I like using a heating pad as smaller when sitting on the couch🐾💕
Comment from : @sagawang5

Yes grew up in house on rock foundation & only heat was a pot belly stove in center room & no heat in rest of house Used iron andirons to heat bed, no running water, no indoor plumbing, could see thru cracks in walls if the wallpaper was falling off Survival works
Comment from : @sagawang5

I have found wearing a hat on your head helps a lot
Comment from : @natalieward8017

Most houses here in the UK have on demand water heating, called combi boilers The boilers heat the water and radiators as and when you need Usually only old houses have a water tank ☺️
Comment from : @midwifehayley1882

I had an energy audit… we failed miserably Lol So the cost was $12,000 for insulation and we only need to pay $2200!! The rest was covered by the program The house is so much warmer And we are using less energy
Comment from : @CherylMacKay11f

Nice watching nice tips
Comment from : @scorpio7938

Worthwhile 😀☀️
Comment from : @ragpickerc1139

My favorite tip as our home looses power during the winter for up to a week Thermal pajamas,flannel sheets,fuzzy socks!
Comment from : @lelaclifford1408

I've made the rice sacks years ago! I've used flannel fabric put rice in works well! I love using with tooth hurting or cramps!
Comment from : @lelaclifford1408

When using flannel sheets don't forget flannel comforter, they work wonderful Also, keep the bathroom door closed, it keeps the bathroom warmer
Comment from : @marlenegearon4709